2023 RAMADAN: Hon. Adeniran Ademola Adeyinka Sapele Entreats All Muslim Faithful To Pray For Peace, Unity And Progress

Just as Ramadan begins Today, Hon Adeniran Ademola Adeyinka aka Sapele, house of assembly Member-Elect, who’s presently representing the fantabulous people of Makun Kingdom entreated all Muslims to pray for the peace, unity and progress of Makun, Sagamu, Remo and Ogun State in general.

Sapele in a statement released in the early hours of today through his media team, beseeched the Muslim faithful to also pray for more rapid development in the land.

Sapele reiterated that it was the duty of everyone in Sagamu, Remo, Ogun State, irrespective of religion, tribe, age or status to also pray ceaselessly so that we can’t continue to live in peace and harmony.

“As our Muslim Brothers and Sisters join the global Islamic community in undergoing the spiritual purification of Ramadan, I urge all Muslims across the State to offer special prayers during the period for divine peace, unity and rapid socio-economic development in the land.

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“I also call on all Makun, Sagamu Indigenes, home and diaspora, Muslims and non-Muslims, to strive to imbibe in greater measure, the virtues of piety, self-discipline, tolerance, equity, fairness and sympathy for the less privileged which the Ramadan fast promotes.

“I therefore use this medium to pray that God Almighty will grant the prayers of the faithful during Ramadan, reward them bountifully and make Makun, Sagamu great, grant us peace, unity and progress so that we may all live together in harmony in Ogun State.” Sapele stated.

Sapele finally wished all Muslim faithful happy Ramadan Kareem, may we all witness many more of this season in the years to come.” Sapele prayed.